To sort
individual columns in a table, right-click the heading of the column
that you want to sort, and then select
Sort Ascending or
Sort Descending.
For list tables, when you use this method to sort columns,
the sort priority is in reverse selection order. For example, if you
select
Order Year descending,
then
Product Name ascending,
and then
Country ascending,
the priority will be
Country, then
Product Name, and then
Order Year.
Note: If measures
in the crosstabulation table have been placed on the rows instead
of the columns, then you are sorting the rows.
For crosstabulation
tables, when you click to sort a column, it replaces any previous
column sort that you have specified. You can also sort categories,
rather than measures, by clicking the category name.